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tom-tom 04-04-2005 02:31 AM

kubrick VS Garris
 
whose version of the shining did you find was more entertaining? For me it was Garris's version. it may have been much longer but it included most of the necassary detail that makes SK's novel a masterpiece...
Any thoughts?

barbra 04-04-2005 07:17 AM

http://www.horror.com/forum/showthre...threadid=13933

slasherman 04-04-2005 08:24 AM

Kubrick of course

Rufus 04-04-2005 08:57 AM

Kubricks version is awsome but I like Mick Garris's version a bit better because it followed the book.

zwoti 04-04-2005 09:54 AM

kubrick

_____V_____ 04-04-2005 10:01 AM

kubrick
 
Kubrick's was more into the psyche...so Kubrick it is

bwind22 04-04-2005 12:03 PM

kubrick

EXTR3MIST 04-05-2005 03:19 PM

Always wanted to see the King-scripted version, knowing how dissatisfied he was with Kubrick's film.

jay o2 waster 04-05-2005 03:28 PM

Lynch:p

gordytheghoul 04-05-2005 04:26 PM

Kubrick, made a great movie. Instead of watching Garris' long and corny version, try reading King's book.:)

EXTR3MIST 04-05-2005 04:32 PM

But Kubrick's version strays well away from the book, and King wrote the more faithful script to Garris' version himself...

What you're saying is, Kubrick made a more digestible cinematic adaptation, whereas the book as it is did not translate well to the screen?

A common problem with much of King's writing.

gordytheghoul 04-06-2005 03:26 PM

What I'm saying is that Kubrick made a good movie. Stephen King wrote a good book. Garris made a lame movie, that King wrote. I like Kubrick's movie, and King's book, but they are two seperate artists working in two seperate mediums working from the same source.:)

slasherman 04-07-2005 07:27 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by jay o2 waster
Lynch:p
what about him :confused:

EXTR3MIST 04-11-2005 01:29 PM

Quote:

What I'm saying is that Kubrick made a good movie. Stephen King wrote a good book. Garris made a lame movie, that King wrote. I like Kubrick's movie, and King's book, but they are two seperate artists working in two seperate mediums working from the same source.
But Kubrick's "good" movie needed to be changed from King's "good" book - this was proved by Garris'/King's faithful adaptation not translating well to the screen.

Phrase this any which way you like, I guess.


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